And so, we were engaged by that time. But the Lord had brought me through so many different experiences here, preparing me, little did I know that when I applied for a job at OREA, that a year from that point, I would be actually designing Kenneth Copelands, “Believers? Voice of Victory” magazine. Little did I know that as I worked on the sets for the hourly specials, that I would be designing Brother Copeland’s first television set. All of these things, the Lord was preparing me to do what I was to do next. And all that to say, Oral Roberts University, to me, was a launching pad. I can remember every day of the time that I was here, and I am, to this day, still living off of the launch that the Lord launched me from this place 28 years ago. I am still living off of that experience. Praise God, praise God.
RR: You talk about changing from music. There are more than 60 different majors here. Because we must go into all the different worlds that are out there. We must go into business. We must go into education. We must go into science. We must go into government. We
must go into technology and computers. We must go into the world of music, and ministry, and missions, and athletics. ORU is big in athletics. So all these different areas are available here at ORU.
I want you to meet Brother Jude Fuquay, who has come to the conference all the way from Seattle, Washington. He’s a youth pastor at City Church in Seattle. Give him a big welcome. He is an alum of ORU.
JF: Good evening. I know you’re thinking “Fuquay doesn’t match with Seattle,? and it doesn’t, because I’m originally from the bayous of Louisiana. My family was not a Christian. And I accepted Jesus Christ, and I was praying one night, “Lord, what do You want me to do with my life?” I’d heard of Oral Roberts University, but there were a couple problems. Number one, I only had about $292 in my pocket, and number two, I hadn’t applied. And I said, “Lord, if you want me to go to Oral Roberts University, You need to give me a sign.” And this was 18 years ago, before they had satellite television, before they had 100 stations – there were only about 12 stations in the bayou of Louisiana at that time – and it’s one in the morning, and music comes on, and a man comes on the television, and he says, “Something good is going to happen to you today!” And he says, ? I have great news.” He says, “We have 50 openings for 50 undergraduate men.” And he says, “Call on Monday.” And he says, “Get your application.” I called on Monday. The next Monday they called me. I found a ride, and I drove all the way from the bayous of Louisiana, and I arrived in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at 7777 S. Lewis, and when I saw that Prayer Tower, I knew God had met me, and He was going to give me a miracle.
Richard Roberts: They knew what event He was referring to. He communicated from a boat or from a mountain top.
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